Fox News Sunday

1996-2026
31 seasons
Fox Network
News, Talk & Interview
TV-Y

FOX News Sunday, anchored by Chris Wallace, is a one-hour live broadcast that airs Sunday mornings across the nation on FOX Broadcasting Company, and is presented again on FNC during the afternoon. This show’s weekly guest roster is among the most diverse in Sunday morning talk, featuring interviews with political, business and public affairs newsmakers from the U.S. and abroad.

1996-2026
31 seasons
Fox Network
News, Talk & Interview
TV-Y

Donald Trump Honors Frenemy Fox News with His Presence on Sunday

He just can't quit Fox News

Mon, Oct 12, 2015

Donald Trump Honors Frenemy Fox News with His Presence on Sunday

The Biz: Chris Wallace Celebrates 10 Years on Fox News Sunday

Time flies when you're making politicians squirm with tough questions. This Sunday, Fox News Channel's Chris Wallace celebrates 10 years in the anchor chair on the Washington roundtable show Fox News Sunday (check local listings). Wallace is the only news anchor to helm Sunday shows on two different networks — he was moderator of NBC's Meet the Press in the late 1980s. He recently took some time to reflect on his run and his days as a gofer for Walter Cronkite. TV Guide Magazine: You were really the big first name to come to Fox News from one of the traditional big 3 networks. How do you think the channel has changed since you first arrived?Chris Wallace: Not...

Fri, Dec 6, 2013

The Biz: Chris Wallace Celebrates 10 Years on Fox News Sunday

Jeopardy! Enlists Anderson Cooper, Dr. Oz for Power Players Week

Jeopardy! has assembled Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Anderson Cooper and Dr. Oz, among others, for the game show's upcoming Power Players Week. This year's 15 contestants have collectively accumulated 21 Emmys, eight Peabodys, four Pulitzer Prizes and a Grammy Award, in addition to...

Tue, Apr 17, 2012

Jeopardy! Enlists Anderson Cooper, Dr. Oz for Power Players Week

Senate Candidate Cancels Weekend TV Appearances After Bill Maher Zing

Delaware's Republican senatorial candidate, Christine O'Donnell, canceled two TV appearances over the weekend after clips of her discussing a past brush with witchcraft on Politically Incorrect turned up on YouTube — and on Bill Maher's new show. The atheist-libertarian kicked off the new season of his HBO political talk/comedy show Real Time by noting ...

Mon, Sep 20, 2010

Senate Candidate Cancels Weekend TV Appearances After Bill Maher Zing

Fox News' Brit Hume to Leave Daily Newscast

Brit Hume, top political anchor for the Fox News Channel, is expected to go part-time by the end of the year, says the AP, leaving his daily newscast but continuing as a panelist on Fox News Sunday. In addition, he'll likely still cover special events for the channel.Hume is in negotiations with the network, but no details have yet been confirmed as to the specifics of his plans. While the news signals the first major shake-up for FNC, it wasn't a surprise to the net: He'd previously told press that he has been planning on scaling back when his contract expires at the end of the year.Hume reportedly told the New York Observer, "I've been doing this a long time, and it's just not as fascinating to me as it used to be," adding, "Look, journalism is a lot about enthusiasm. You have to have it. I find I am no longer as interested in politics as I was."  Anna DimondUse our Online Video Guide to check out some Hume's political reports.

Wed, Jul 16, 2008

Fox News' Brit Hume to Leave Daily Newscast

News News: Emmy Wins and Ratings Winners

CBS, fueled by a trio of wins for 60 Minutes, and PBS led the pack at Monday night's News & Documentary Emmy Awards, taking home five statues each. Also of note: ABC's Iraq: Where Things Stand series, hosted by Peter Jennings just 71 days before he revealed that he had lung cancer, was honored with a pair of Emmys.... This weekend, Fox News Sunday enjoyed its highest ratings since the December 2003 capture of Saddam Hussein, thanks to the tense face-off between Chris Wallace and former president Clinton.... NBC Nightly News reclaimed its No. 1 title last week, ending Katie Couric's two-week streak.

Tue, Sep 26, 2006